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by maximente 8y ago
of course! if i can help in any other way, let me know.
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by maximente 8y ago
that part was from friends who have immigrated here, so personal reference, ha. you may be able to find something if you speak Spanish but i have not looked. as the other reply said, it may fluctuate somewhat.
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by maximente 8y ago
Argentinian Spanish (or Castellano as it is proudly called) is pretty unique but there's absolutely no issues communicating from any other Spanish speaking nation. the issue is the same across all Spanish dialects, each country has uni
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by maximente 8y ago
the government of Argentina has also been very welcoming and expedient with Venezuelan migrants, turning around documentation for the ability to work in as quickly as 2 weeks. here's a decent presentation (english): https://
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by maximente 8y ago
i'm sorry but this comment reads like a puff piece. the red flag for me was when you simultaneously claimed that economics is complicated and then almost immediately... make an economic claim? look, i get that you want to signal positi
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by maximente 8y ago
that's a pretty nice red herring you've introduced there my friend! you haven't addressed any of the points i've brought up, but instead introduced a very tangential (possibly true) fact. reflect for a moment on what i&#
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by maximente 8y ago
the whole idea of "just moving the jobs offshore" doesn't really come out to be as simple as you have equated here. there's often time zone differences, cultural difference, a simple inability to do work (e.g. anything r
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by maximente 8y ago
1 producer to many consumers? just spawn goroutines that select on the (optionally buffered) channel if you need to fan out even further, repeat this on the spawned routines
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by maximente 8y ago
are you assuming the event to be inevitable? if so, you're really opening up a can of worms here, bc insurance doesn't really function with p(event) = 1.0 a better argument would be something like: suppose we detect a gene that in
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by maximente 8y ago
> Gates may have been a bit of an asshole when running Microsoft, but he was part of bringing computers to the masses and he seems to be really interested to doing good in the world. well, that's certainly a really, really interesti
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Kaniko – Build Images in Kubernetes(github.com)
1 points by maximente 8y ago|0 comments
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by maximente 8y ago
two months into fiscal FY2019, medicare had taken in $34B and spent $129B fiscal FY2019 CMMS spent $270B - a 24% increase YOY therefore, it seems disingenuous to equate taxation with spending, there's just no way to arithmetically catc
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by maximente 8y ago
it feels like FB would already have this data - perhaps an external entity will crawl the hashtag?
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by maximente 8y ago
suppose you worked on a classified algorithm, then got a job at a not-so-secret place. you could very well leak that algorithm out or even miscellaneous implementation details (or whatever) in your job at the new place, even unwittingly, an
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Vermont's Remote Worker Grant Program(thinkvermont.com)
47 points by maximente 8y ago|44 comments
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Generic drug price-fixing investigation expands to 300 drugs and 16 companies(washingtonpost.com)
13 points by maximente 8y ago|3 comments
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by maximente 8y ago
yep - they also use vosotros for the plural formal, which might throw off someone just reading the text lacking that knowledge. yeísmo is also present, which is at present just about absent in Spain, except perhaps from the older speakers i
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by maximente 8y ago
one hack you can use in the US (admittedly with a lot of overhead) if you're worried about tampering with checked bags, loss etc. is to check in a firearm inside of a particular bag with other expensive goods. the requirements (law) sp
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Apple creates an iTunes device trust score based on your calls and emails(venturebeat.com)
3 points by maximente 8y ago|0 comments
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by maximente 8y ago
it's their version of a smily face
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by maximente 8y ago
děkuji brother, in Prague this weekend and went after i saw this
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by maximente 8y ago
actually, long distance flights are huge generators of carbon. for many, getting to Australia involves multiple long distance flights. it'd probably be best to reduce demand of these long distance flights across the globe, and as a res
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Higher temperatures increase suicide rates in the United States and Mexico(nature.com)
2 points by maximente 8y ago|0 comments
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by maximente 9y ago
what you've suggested seems OK technically, but i feel like you're making an assumption that originating source of traffic determines citizenship of the user. it could very well be that an EU citizen in Asia or the US is collected
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by maximente 9y ago
this is fundamentally insufficient, though. if there's a hosted image from a facebook domain (e.g. a like button), unless that image is loaded after consent is given, facebook can already associate that users' IP address with havi
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Librem 15: A Free/Libre Software Laptop That Respects Your Essential Freedoms(crowdsupply.com)
4 points by maximente 12y ago|0 comments